A story of family tragedy and of healing, healing that came through connection with the sea. Illustrated with nine full-pagephotorgraphs of the sea and its environs, this book brings hope andinsight where there could have been only pain and loss. Julie White,the author and a marine biologist, creates a whole through her lovefor the oceans and its aquatic and plant life from what had only beenfragments of broken lives.

When the heart has healed again: A memoir of tragedy and forgiveness

Health, Fitness & Dieting

White, Julie

Psychology & Counseling

Centerpoint Press

Image and Self Projection

Career Track Pubns

Divided into three sections, this book is designed to provide an introduction to the Druid Way based on a Celtic metaphysic. It examines the history of the Druid Way, the metaphysic that gives it continued life, the philosophical concepts of the Druid Way, as well as the importance of the Matter of Britain in understanding what it is to be Druid.

The Path Through the Forest: A Druid Guidebook: A Druid Guidebook, 2nd Edition

Religion & Spirituality

Talboys, Graeme K.

New Age & Spirituality

Grey House in the Woods

Professional Impact Personal Power

Julie White & Associates

When they moved out to the country after the divorce, Mom promised Kirsty a pony of her own. Then Lancelot practically drops in her lap, and Kirsty empties her money box to buy him. He's skinny and starved and only half trained for riding. But he's hers, all hers, and Kirsty is overwhelmed with joy. Because of Lancelot, Kirsty finds a new friend, Faye, whose grandmother, Lucy, runs a pony farm. Because of their friendship, she finds a place to board her pony, and because she makes herself so useful around the place, she finds herself signed up for riding lessons as well. But what she can't seem to find are the words to tell her mother that the pony she'll be riding is her own. Then Kirsty falls and finds herself in the hospital—and in hot water with her family and friends. First there's bickering and blame, then disappointment, and finally doom: Lancelot must go. But at the last moment, Kirsty finds the support she needs, and it comes from the most unexpected source.

The Secret Pony

Children's Books

Animals

Sono Nis Press

Faye Marsh is out show jumping for Lawrence Devries, and twelve-year-old Kirsty's still working for Lucy at the ranch. She doesn't mind, really—she and her pony Lancelot would be nowhere without Lucy. So when Kirsty's asked to help with a cattle roundup, she agrees, even though she's nervous. This kind of riding is completely new to her. Can Lancelot handle it? Can Kirsty?  It's just bad luck that her roundup partner is fourteen-year-old Jesse, who treats her like an idiot. Jesse has had every advantage Kirsty can imagine, including a family ranch with horseback riding every summer. Why does he have such an attitude problem? Doesn't he realize that Lancelot and Kirsty are new at this? Soon she's steaming mad—and Jesse has disappeared.  When she finds him, it's too late: a forest fire is bearing down on them. Their lives in peril, Kirsty and Jesse have to cooperate—and trust the horse sense of the amazing Lancelot—to ride through the fire and out to safety.

Riding Through Fire

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Faye finds an old diary at a tack sale and becomes absorbed in the life of Mary Inglis and her mount, Colleen, as they train and ride as show jumpers. It’s a wonderful distraction from Faye’s state of mind. She’s been taking some time off from jumping to recover from a fall. While her shoulder is getting better, her memories aren’t. Every time she recalls the fall, she panics. In this fourth Hillcroft Farm novel, horsewoman and talented storyteller Julie White skillfully intertwines a tale from the early days of women in international competition with Faye’s journey back to the show ring after a nasty accident.

The Lost Diary

Sisters & Solidarity provides a clear and well-researched overview of the position of women in relation to the labour movement across Canada. After surveying the development of the labour movement at the turn of the century, the author traces the increasing influence of women members in the Canadian labour movement. Sisters & Solidarity considers not only what unions have negotiated with employers, but the position of women inside the union movement itself. Based on interviews with unions and labour centrals across the country, Julie White examines the representation of women in union executives, committees, conventions and staff. She describes the development of women's committees and examines the responses of unions to demands for change concerning family responsibilities, harassment, and union education. Using new data the author analyzes who are the unorganized, where they work, and why it is difficult to organize them. Three case studies examine the attempts to unionize homeworkers and cleaners and new labour relations legislation in Ontario. Sisters & Solidarity also considers the position of racial minorities, disabled persons and gays and lesbians in the Canadian union movement and the steps unions and labour centrals have taken to meet the needs of these workers.

Sisters and Solidarity: Women in Unions in Canada

Business & Money

Economics

Thompson Educational Publishing, Inc.

The Home Edit: An Easy Guide to Decluttering and Organizing Your Home with Function and Style

Free your home from clutter and enjoy the benefits of a more organized life with this practical guide! 
A master class and lookbook in one, The Home Edit is filled with bright photographs and detailed tips, from placing plastic dishware in a drawer where little hands can reach to categorizing pantry items by color (there's nothing like a little ROYGBIV to soothe the soul). Above all, it's like having your best friends at your side to help you turn the chaos into calm. 
Ready to begin organizing your home? Then scroll up and grab your copy now!

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Rodney Barton

Free your home from clutter and enjoy the benefits of a more organized life with this practical guide! A master class and lookbook in one, The Home Edit is filled with bright photographs and detailed tips, from placing plastic dishware in a drawer where little hands can reach to categorizing pantry items by color (there's nothing like a little ROYGBIV to soothe the soul). Above all, it's like having your best friends at your side to help you turn the chaos into calm. Ready to begin organizing your home? Then scroll up and grab your copy now!

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